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Re: connect to MS Exchange ldap
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Josh Huber |
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Re: connect to MS Exchange ldap |
Date: |
Wed, 30 Jun 2004 14:46:06 -0400 |
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Serge Olkhowik <solo@isd.dp.ua> writes:
> * when query form is used I have to fill any search field exactly, i.e. not
> "solo" for e-mail, but "solo@isd.dp.ua"
>
> is it possible to exec partial match query?
I wonder if the LDAP schema is different for your exchange setup?
I can show my entry in our ldap directory with something like this:
ldapsearch -x -D "jhuber@company.com" -b "dc=company,dc=com" -W \
-h dc1.company.com "cn=Josh Huber"
I have this in my custom configuration:
'(eudc-inline-query-format (quote ((sn) (givenName) (givenName
sn) (mailNickname) (sAMAccountName))))
Each is a symbol in the schema which eudc will try to match on
with whatever text is before the point (when you issue an
eudc-expand-inline).
Here are a few:
givenName: Josh
sn: Huber
mailNickname: jhuber
sAMAccountName: jhuber
> * eudc-expand-inline doesn't work properly, for example I'm typing "solo"
> and then "M-x eudc-expand-inline" - it removes my text (i.e. "solo") and
> opens another buffer like this:
>
> ,----
> | Click <mouse-2> on a completion to select it.
> | In this buffer, type RET to select the completion near point.
> |
> | Possible completions are:
> | <> <>
> | <> <>
> `----
Are the "possible completions" really empty? I wonder if this
has something to do with the query format as well...
What is the value of eudc-inline-query-format, and do the
symbols match the schema of your ldap directory entries?
--
Josh Huber